4-Head VHS HQ VCR
(160-0549/0550/0632) Preparation Faxback Doc. # 40208
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
Be sure to remove these items before you store the packing material.
Remote control
75-ohm coaxial cable
Depending upon your audio/video system setup, you might need additional
cables or adapters (available at your local RadioShack store).
MOISTURE CONDENSATION
Condensation inside the VCR can cause tape jams or video head damage. When
you move the VCR from a cold area to a warmer one, let it sit for about 2
hours before you plug it in and begin operation. This allows any moisture
inside the VCR to completely evaporate.
This catalog includes these major sections:
Installation - shows you how to connect the VCR to your audio/video system.
Faxback Doc. # 40209.
VCR Setup - includes procedures for preparing and using the remote control,
setting the on-screen programming language, setting the channels
your VCR can tune, and setting the clock. Faxback Doc. # 40210.
Operation - explains how to watch TV using the TV's or VCR's tuner, and
load and play a video tape. Faxback Doc. # 40212.
Special Functions - describes what appears on the VCR's display and the TV
screen, and how to fast-forward and rewind a tape, use
the VCR's special playback, display, and search
features, set the tracking manually, improve playback
of worn or damaged video tapes, and use index search.
Faxback Doc. # 40215.
Recording - describes the different recording methods. Faxback Doc. #
40216.
Troubleshooting - Faxback Doc. # 40217.
Care and Maintenance - Faxback Doc. # 40218.
Specifications - Faxback Doc. # 40219.
We recommend you thoroughly read at least "Installation," Faxback Doc. #
40209 and "VCR Setup," Faxback Doc. # 40210, to be sure you correctly
install and set up your VCR.
When reading through the instructions, keep the following in mind:
Some buttons on the remote control also appear on the VCR. You can
use these buttons to operate the same functions. Other procedures use
only the VCR's buttons, or only the remote controls.
Some buttons are labeled differently on the VCR and on the remote
control. Since you use the remote control most often to change
settings and functions, this manual refers only to the remote control's
labels. Unless otherwise noted, however, you can use either the
remote control's or the VCR's buttons at any time.
The VCR displays menus and options on the TV you connect it to, and
other information (such as tape motion indicators, the real-time
counter, etc.) on its display.
If a menu disappears before you finish entering information, simply locate
the step where you first pressed MENU on the remote control, then repeat
that step and all steps that follow.
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